Court says two laws violate Constitution
The Constitution Court met on Wednesday and ruled that some provisions of the law on social insurance and the law on taxation violate the Constitution. Parliament passed both laws in 2007.
The court ruled that the laws violate provisions of the Constitution regarding the rights of the insured, health care, and medical services.
The Constitution Court will submit its findings to Parliament, which must reply within 15 days.
The court ruled that the laws violate provisions of the Constitution regarding the rights of the insured, health care, and medical services.
The Constitution Court will submit its findings to Parliament, which must reply within 15 days.
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